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Flag of
Orzens, Switzerland (fotw); Flag
and Arms of
Medjimurje, Croatia (fotw); Flag and Arms of
Valais, Switzerland (fotw &
Wikipedia)
Please note, we suggest that a glossary or dictionary of heraldry be consulted regarding the terms given above.
Civil Flag of Costa Rica (fotw); National Flag of
Mauritius (fotw); Power Squadrons, US (fotw); Flag of
Friesland, Netherlands (fotw).
Please note that flags bearing a fimbriated central stripe (such as those of Botswana, The Gambia or Suriname where the flanking stripes are narrower than the outer ones) should not be considered as multi-stripes, but as fimbriated tricolours or tribands (see also ‘fimbriation’, ‘stripe’, ‘triband’ and ‘tricolour’ ).
National Flag of Botswana (fotw); National of
The Gambia (fotw); National Flag of Suriname (fotw)
War and Merchant Flag of the Republic of Venice
c1750 (fotw)
Arms of Bilov, Czech Republic (fotw)
Flag of Versailles, France (fotw)
Flag of Bilov, Czech Republic (fotw)
Flag and Arms of Arcos de Valdevez, Portugal (fotw);
Former Flag and Current Arms of Almeria, Spain (fotw and wiki); Heraldic Mural Crown (Parker)
Please note that in some European heraldic systems, the number of towers and/or the number of crenellations is dependent upon the size and civic status of the municipality represented.
Raven Flag (fotw); Mythical/Suppositious State Flag of
Mississippi 1861 – 1865 (fotw);
Mythical Civil Flag of the US (fotw)
Flag of Porrentruy, Switzerland (fotw)
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